RIDER INFO

2025 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Friday, June 13

5 – 8 pm: Rider Check-In outside One Barrel Brewing (633 Market St, Egg Harbor, WI 54209). Get your ride wristband, printed route maps, ask questions, and check out great ride merchandise available for purchase.

Saturday, June 14

6:30-9:00 am: Rider Check-In and On-Site registration at Horseshoe Bay Farms
*7:00 am: Suggested rollout for 100-mile and 62-mile riders
*8:00: Suggested start time for 50-mile riders
*8:45 am: Suggested start time for 25-mile riders
11:00 am: Start of post-ride meal from Thyme Catering
5:30 pm: Post-ride meal ends

*Riders may start their ride at anytime, however, in order to ensure that aid stations are open when you come through, we advise the starting at the suggested start times.

2024 Course Maps

Century Map
Metric Century Map
50 Mile Map
25 Mile Map

Printed maps will also be distributed at Packet Pickup Friday from 5 – 8 pm and Saturday morning.

Recommended Start Times

These recommended start times will get both the competitive and recreational riders to the aid stations during the time periods shown. If you leave later than the suggested start times and ride slower than 14 miles per hour, we cannot guarantee that all aid stations will still be open when you pass.

• Century
Recommended start time is 7:00 am.

• Metric Century (62 miles)
Recommended start time is 7:00 am.

• 50 Mile
Recommended start time is 8:00 am

• 25 Mile
Recommended start time is 8:45 am.

Food

After your ride, we’ll be serving a post-ride meal from Thyme Catering featuring a taco bar with pork, chicken, and veggie tacos, rice and beans, and a desert of cherry crisp from Seaquist Orchards.

You’ll also get one free beer from One Barrel Brewing Co.

Rest Stop Food

Support Services and Sag Wagon

Bike pumps will be available at each rest stop. It is recommended to ride with a cell phone along the route, in case of emergency or the need for mechanical assistance from the Sag Wagon; however, your cell phone may not work at all locations along the route.

Mechanics from Nor Door Sport and Cyclery will be available near the start to help you get set for a great ride.

Weather

Door County average temperatures in mid-June range from lows in the 50s to highs near 70. Keep in mind that it will be cooler by the lake.

Packet Pickup

On Friday, June 13, riders may check-in at One Barrel Brewing in Egg Harbor from 5 – 8 pm. Riders will receive a wristband and detailed maps of the routes, with turn by turn directions.

On Ride Day, Saturday, June 14, riders may check-in at the rider concourse at Horseshoe Bay Farms from 6:30 – 9:00 am. Riders will receive a wristband and detailed maps of the routes, with turn-by-turn directions.

Biker Safety

While all four courses have been designed to follow Door County’s less-travelled back roads, the routes will not be closed to traffic. All bikers should follow the rules of the road, including stopping at stop signs and riding single file on the right side of the road. It is recommended to wear a helmet when bicycling.

All routes for the Spring Classic follow regular state, county and local roadways and are used by automobiles, trucks, buses, bicycles, motorcycles and farm machinery; they have no special provisions for bicyclists. Bicyclists participating in the Spring Classic, using the map and the marked route, assume the responsibilities and risks for their own safety when cycling.

The bicycle is classified as a vehicle under Wisconsin state law (WI Statute 346.02 (4)) and has the same Rights AND RESPONSIBILITIES as motor vehicles, including the right to use public roads unless specifically prohibited. The safety of bicycling depends on the conscientious efforts of bicyclists and motorists to obey traffic laws and act with mutual consideration when sharing the roadway.

Parking Info

Easily accessible parking will be available for all riders and spectators on the Horseshoe Bay Farms grounds. More info will be provided as the ride approaches.